Welcome to this charming one-bedroom, one-bathroom condominium offering approximately 830 square feet of bright and inviting living space in the desirable Colonial Point community. Built in 1971 as part of a well-maintained all-brick complex in the Empire Point area, this unit provides comfortable, low-maintenance Florida living with a warm and welcoming feel. Step inside to find a spacious living area perfect for relaxing or entertaining a few friends, along with a separate dining space and a convenient kitchen. The private patio overlooks greenery with bushes and trees, offering a secluded outdoor space. Residents of Colonial Point enjoy an impressive array of amenities that enhance everyday living. The community features two sparkling swimming pools, including one designated for adults only, a clubhouse available for gatherings and events, and private access to a dock and pier on the scenic St. Johns River. The grounds and buildings are maintained by the HOA helping keep ownership costs predictable and manageable. The location is exceptionally convenient. Situated just minutes from downtown Jacksonville and the vibrant San Marco district with its shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Whether you are a first-time buyer, looking to downsize or simply looking for affordable waterfront community living, this condominium presents a strong opportunity.
Listing courtesy of PMI RIVER CITY.
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